Fights Challenge Portal Pay Legislation In Senate Hearing
Washington insiders report CLO contests constitutional challenges to portal-to-portal pay proposals aimed at 4 billion dollars. Counsel Lea Prewaman led lawsuits as testimony was presented before the Senate Judiciary Committee during a tense hearing. Unions oppose the Bill that would remove portal to portal pay claims from the courts.
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Washington US
Couny
Senate
CLO
Lea Prewaman
Withonsus
Wage Hour Debate Sparks Alarm Over Portal-to-Portal Claims
Lawmakers clash over wage hour expansion and portal-to-portal pay. Pressman argues definitions are flawed and penalties should stay, while opponents warn of constitutional harm and job losses. Sen O Danial proposes a windfall tax to fund impacts.
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Galng
Pressman
Moslay
Iplania
W. le O'Daniel
Tex
Hannegan Plans to Retain Chairmanship
Washington reports Democratic national chairman Hannegan plans to stay on for now after defeats in the recent election. Despite health issues and calls for change, he informed lawmakers he will remain in the role for a time while seeking rest in Florida and recovering from dental issues.
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Washington
Robert BE. Mennegan
Congress
Hannegan
Anil
Bannnegan
Florida
Naval
Local family visits and travels noted in brief items
Baght Corners Mrs. Joseph Mace and Beverly spent the weekend with Mr. Mace at Ghaea where he is employed. Pvt Jerome Coleman, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Coleman, is stationed. Sue born licensed as a photographer and is currently in Rome. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Emrick Mave returned from a trip including a Harrisburg stop, a Chesapeake Bay crossing and a visit to Washington, D C.
Pope Pius Appeals Against Persecution Across Postwar World
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XII addressing ten American editors and writers in Rome. He denounces continued persecution of civil and religious rights, praises American aid to Europe, and cautions that aid may be priced by political allegiance. He recalls his U S visit and sends greetings to President Truman and American cardinals.
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Vatican City
Pius
Aiis
United States
Truman
Methodist Church Membership Gains in 1946 Report
Albert Hoover, statistician, announced the 1946 Methodist Church membership rise, totaling over 16 thousand more members. The church reported more than 140 million dollars in total church purposes for the year, with expenditures reduced by about 18.2 million dollars.
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Chicago
Halfmoon Bend Knalton Fractures Wrist Skiing
Halfmoon Bend Knalton suffered a fractured wrist while skiing recently. 4 H club Chih will meet at the home of Mrs Donald Barnt Friday at 3 30 p.m. The Grange met Tuesday to hear Howard Swatling discuss labor intens. The Ladies Guild of the Baptist Church will meet at Mrs Prank Wanigan's home tomorrow.
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Knalton
Donald Barnt
Thy Grange
Turedey
Howard Swatling
Ladies’ Guild of the Baptist Church
Prank Wanigan
President Notifies Congress of Merger Unification of armed services proposed
Washington reported President Truman notified Congress Saturday of the Army Navy unification plan and said he will submit a bill soon. Letters were sent to Senator Vandenberg and House Speaker Martin presenting the agreement and copies of public correspondence. The bill will be drafted by White House and War and Navy Department representatives who will be available to congressional committees. FORME SHOWGIRL DIES. Mary Hunt Larkin known as Maye Hunne, a former Folies Bergere star, died in Auburn New Jersey Friday.
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Washington
Truian
Congress
Vandenberg
R. Mich
Senate
House
Martin
White House
War and Navy Departments
Auburn
N. J
Mary’ Hunt Larkin
Grain Shipments To Famine Areas Increase Sharply
Grain shipments to famine areas rise as government incentives and tax changes spur farmer sales. Kansas City and Linneupally lead wheat arrivals while Chicago handles corn. Record January carload wheat moves and broader rail availability boost export shipments to Europe and Asia, aiding hungry populations.
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Chicago
Europe
Wirst
Kansas City
Linneupally
Kangrs City
Local Social Notes Highlight Schaghticoke Guests
Schaghticoke society column notes visitors and hosts through the week. Mr and Mrs Charles N Lampoon and family visit his Boston mother. Mrs Clara Bebernitz Sehener visiting mother. Mr and Mrs Fred R Ackart entertain grandson Bobby De Zuba from Stillwater. Mrs Edward McCormick returns to Brooklyn after two weeks with her mother Mrs Robert Barth and family. Victorian Chapter 628 to meet at Magnetic Club with Worthy Matron Flora Hill and Worthy Patron Elmen Sherman presiding. Miss Marguerite Riley of Troy, former resident, visited friends and stayed at Mr and Mrs Charles N Sample’s home.
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Brooklyn
Robert Barth
Maganic Club
Flora Hill
Elmen Sherman
Marguerite Riley
Troy
Charles N. Sample
Charles J. Connolly
Fragmented OCR Quiz Card Items Across Topics
A collage of partially legible phrases and clues including references to London theater, New York abbreviations, folklore, and misc terms. The text appears as scrambled fragments with numbers and stray words, lacking coherent narrative or single event.
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Curtgel
Lally
Soreek
Rvees
Fixhhook
London
Barlom Ryan
Anit
Ber
New York
Local social club notes and upcoming events
A series of small society items from Melrose and this place records hostess duties for the TLC club at a member's home with luncheon at 1 pm and a bridge session. It notes a Monday tea by the Women’s United Society of the First Presbyterian Church at Mrs. Morgan Beacroft’s home on Feb. 3, plus Merribees host Tuesday with Mrs. Grange Vial visiting and Mrs. Robert Treadway joining as a new member. next hostess is Mrs. James Bavis Jr. on Wednesday evening.
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TLC
Bridge Guents
Caroline Snyder
Melrose
J, Idwin “Pinkham
Charles Lawrence
Women's United Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Morgan Beacroft
James Edwards
Edward Harvick
Ellsworth Hem- Stresh
Iurt
Marcellus
Four Die In Pawtucket Crash Involving Four Motorists
Four motorists returning from a party were killed Saturday when their car collided with another vehicle and plunged from a bridge into the Ten Mile River. Victims include Jack Hall of Central Falls Myrtle, Harold Conlin of Pawtucket and his wife Olive.
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Pawtucket
INS
Ten Mile Hiver
Jack Hall
Central Fills
Iis
Myrtle
Harold Conlin
Olive
Unigatone cave walls show carbonate deposits and sprliga material
Forms watertight deposits noted on floors and walls of Unigatone cavern. Alunulorie 0 carbonate detected with deposits resembling atnlagmatic material, suggesting mineral accretion and possible geological activity within the cavern environment.
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